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Root For Your Guy's Sport Team — If They Win, So Do You (in the Bedroom)!
If you're in love with a sports fan, it's time to put on your baseball hat, football helmet, or basketball jersey. Do whatever it takes to root for your man's favorite team, because a recent poll discovered that 30 percent of US men think sex is better after their team wins. The same poll also found that 10 percent said they had bad sex after their team suffered a loss, and some guys don't even want to have sex at all because they're too stressed out and wired to be in the mood.
Does Your Man Talk Sex With His Buddies?
I thought it was a given, that all guys love to talk about sex when they're hanging with their guy friends, but when I asked one of mine, he said that's not always the case. He has some friends that are always dishing about their sex lives — who they've banged (I know, that's so gross) and what not, but he also said that some of his friends just don't talk about it at all.
So what about your man?
Top 10 Reasons Men Don't Want Sex: Part Two
I know it can be pretty frustrating and make you feel a little self-conscious when your man just isn't in the mood to get it on, but like I said yesterday, there are definitely some reasons why men don't want to have sex. Here are five more.
10 Reasons Why Men Don't Want Sex: Part One
In the beginning of a new relationship, it's hard to keep your hands off each other. Sharing all that fiery passion is what makes it so exciting, but as you get to know each other and become more comfortable, the frequency of sex usually cools down, and sometimes, your sex life can hit a complete drought. So if your man is the one who's "not in the mood," here are the top five reasons why, according to WebMD:
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Mad Men: Why Is Vacation Sex So Good?
Last night on Mad Men, dapper Don Draper has to go to Rome on business, and seemingly on a whim, Betty asks if she can accompany him.
Once they're in Rome, something happens to Betty. She glams it up, flirts with Don, and their stultifying marriage seems to get an erotic adrenaline shot to the heart.
Sex Myth: Men Want Sex ALL the Time
Where did we ever get the idea that men want sex MORE than women? While it's true that men might feel like it's cool to have as many sexual partners as they can get their horny little hands on, there's got to be women out there satisfying they're need too, right?
In my opinion, it all depends on personality, not gender.
Sex in the '60s: What Mad Men Tells Us About Love
Season three of Mad Men starts this Sunday, and we're counting down the days until it's 1960-something — we don't even know what year it will be! The show jumps from 1960 in season one to 1962 in season two, so it's likely that a year or more will have passed. Perhaps the most entertaining thing about the show is learning about 1960s etiquette and ethos, and nowhere is it more apparent than with the characters' relationships.
Grab Bag! Problems in Your Relationship? Just Do Lunch!
- Lunch dates might be the key to a happy relationship. — Glamour
- How long do men think sex should last? — Em & Lo
- Today is the 11th annual Transgender Day of Remembrance.
Cheating: Would Marriage Change Your Reaction?
Last night on Mad Men, both Don and Betty are tempted to cheat. While Don, a seasoned philanderer, has no trouble cheating on Betty with his daughter's former teacher, Betty thinks twice about consummating her flirtation with belly-toucher Henry. It's not because of her marriage, of course, but because sex in an office is "tawdry."
Bill Clinton Has Problematic Views on Mad Men
It appears Bill Clinton has come out of retirement to put his foot in his mouth. When discussing his appreciation for Mad Men, Clinton attempted to present a balanced view about how the show depicts women. Unfortunately, it came out sounding quite embarrassing considering his reputation for putting the moves on his staff, something we see a lot on the show.
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